ι nursaay. July 6-THE t HAKLOTTE FUbirage J *1000.00 WINNERS I K? I t' CARROLL DENTON MUAS, N.C. DORCAS LACKEY ibkmr, n.c. JAMES C. GANDY KBBMAW, 5.C. 11 Λ rv/ΡΛ W D BRAND U.S. CHOICE QUANTITY RIGHTS tFtrffvcn OOOs »«ry depending on number of game tx*eU you oUMn The mort OcWta you oofted the batter ytXM chmncm of «Annlng. Cash King S«m No CK35 it being played m 11 3 participating Wkwi OU» Store*. |1 «or«a ere located (η north caroAn· In the lottownng cotnt»e« Mecfclertxrg. Qewdeon. Caberrut. Oxford. k-ectei. Scotland. Randolph. Aneon. Rowm. Sùn>>. Surry. Richmond. Moor·. Lincoln Gaston. Aknance. Cleveland. Rutherford. Forty»·. Ciliwb·. Alexander. Weteuge. Union. Rockingham Burfce Caidwe· McDowe* WHkee 29 tkxti ar· located In Sou» Caroline m the following oounttoc Horry, Florence Marion. Georgetown Marlboro. Cheeterfkek) Oarltngton. Ollton. York. Kershaw. Sumter Lanceator. Cheater 3 Mores are loceied m Tennessee. Sullivan Carter and John ton Couneee Scheduled termination date of the promotion n August 19.1971. However Cash King otflcielhr end· when el game tickets are distributed Rev. Ben Chavis Making progress Rev. Chavis Released From Intensive Care By Linda Florence Post Staff Writer The Rev. Ben Chavis of the Wilmington 10 was released from the Intensive Care Unit Of Central Prison Hospital in Raleigh on Friday. Two weeks ago, Chavis suf «Îered a severely ruptured •Œppendix with the complica tion of an infection. He was Jed intravenously during the "10 day intensive care period. "He's making progress," Mrs. June C. Davenport, ■ Chavis's sister and member of the Wilmington 10 Defense Committee, said Wednesday. "He's been extremely ill and our main concern right now has been trying to get him better," Mrs. Davenport explained. Chavis reportedly began experiencing pains in the sto mach after eating the noonday . meat at McCain Prison at ..McCain, N.C. on June 19. ' He was not permitted to see the prison doctor until Tues day morning. "Evidently, .. they didn't realize the severity of the pain at that time," Mrs. " Davenport suggested. ' The doctor diagnosed the * illness as an appendicitis and j . suggested that Chavis be rushed to a nearby hospital. However, Chavis was placed on a stretcher in the back of a ; station wagon and sent to Central Prison Hospital in! Raleigh which is some 120 - miles away. <><■ ». .x vc~>;trhe .family xtoctoe iwaejei; £ quested to be called in but 0 prison rules won't allow any doctors outside—the prison " to check on inmates. Mrs. Davenport said he felt the prison doctors were ί "doing the best they can under '·' the circumstances." But you know, you'd feel better if a family doctor could ,. be present," she said. So far only family members have been allowed in to see Chavis with the exception of Lennox Hinds, head of the National Black Lawyers Asso ciation and the Rev. Leon White, head of the Commis sion for Racial Justice for the ! United Church of Christ. Ben is a minister with the United Church of Christ. "With prayer and God's help, Ben feel that he'll be able ' to make it through," Mrs. ' Davenport concluded. "10" Indepth Story On Sale An indeptn story of the Wilmington 10 case is on sale now in the July issue of Sepia, a national magazine. The "full story of the case was written by a local icpoiter, Milton Jordan of the Charlotte Observer. Vented Storage Ï Space Reduces Onion Loeeee For best résulte with the onion crop you harvest from the garden this year, select a storage place that is cool, dry and well ventilated. The air circulation is impor • tant to good storage, point out . agricultural extension special ists at North Carolina State • University And the idea storage temperature is 32 to 36 : degrees. - If you don't have these conditions, try to get as cine . as possible. Here are some other factors that should be considered in stroing onions: -Some varieties store better than others. Some of the beat onea for storing are Creole. Australia! Brown,-—R«d Wethersfield. Danvers, Ε be nezer, White PMMgal, South port and Early Yellow Globe. ■ Onions should be mature before harvesting. nrtKVCai ΓΚΠ5Π ι LU ✓ D Hsweet western ■ CANTALOUPES URGE SIZE ♦1 HARVEST FRESH PEACHES 3 its. 99' HARVEST FRESH SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPES. ■ · · · « u. -^9— HARVEST FRESH BROCCOLI JÎSÏÏ 79' HARVEST FRESH SO LB. AVG. RED RIPE WATERMELONS HARVEST FRESH RED RIPE STRAWBERRIES 3 PINTS $1 7* BREAKSTONE BLUE CHEESE. GREEN GODDESS. FRENCH. CUCUMMRBOMON. 1000 ISLAND OR CREAMY ITALIAN SALAD DRESSING.... 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